Homebrew USB Loader GX exits to HBC, not USB Loader GX

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When I exit a GC game in USB loader using the gamecube button combination (R + Z + D-Pad Down + B), it takes me to the homebrew channel, but I'd really like it to take me back to USB Loader GX. Or if thats not possible even the Wii menu would be better. Is there any way to do this? I looked through all the USB Loader GX settings and searched for an answer online but couldn't find anything. The "Return To" option in Loader settings only works for Wii games when I tested it.

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When booting your console, hold reset to open Priiloader. You can go to install file and install the USB Loader GX auto boot. In settings, set auto boot to Installed File and set return to to Autoboot.
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When booting your console, hold reset to open Priiloader. You can go to install file and install the USB Loader GX auto boot. In settings, set auto boot to Installed File and set return to to Autoboot.
 
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kanight98 said:
When I exit a GC game in USB loader using the gamecube button combination (R + Z + D-Pad Down + B), it takes me to the homebrew channel, but I'd really like it to take me back to USB Loader GX. Or if thats not possible even the Wii menu would be better. Is there any way to do this? I looked through all the USB Loader GX settings and searched for an answer online but couldn't find anything. The "Return To" option in Loader settings only works for Wii games when I tested it.

Thanks.
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strange for me it returns back to usb loader gx even when i have the return to option disabled are you using the latest nintendont and usb loader gx?
 

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